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StaffDiverse teen group becoming community leaders. — Emma McIntyre, Volunteen Board volunteer Read the story of Emma McIntyre, a volunteer with AU Health’s Volunteen Board, as we celebrate National Volunteer Week: [mks_dropcap...
Jennifer Hilliard ScottDr. Kapil Sethi, a neurologist and former director of the Movement Disorders Program at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University, is the 2017 recipient of the Association of Indian Neurologists in America’s Lifetime Achievement Award...
My life saved; paying it forward. — Mel Story, Patient and Family Advisor volunteer Read the story of Mel Story, an AU Health Patient and Family Advisor, as we celebrate National Volunteer Week: [mks_dropcap style=”letter”...
Arthur TakahashiMichael C. McNeil, head of the global product security program for Phillips, will discuss cybersecurity in health care.
Brennan MeagherDid you know? A daily dose of whole body vibration, like time on a treadmill, reduces body fat and insulin resistance.
Read the story of Von Oatis, a chaplain who volunteers with AU Health Pastoral Care, as we celebrate National Volunteer Week.
Andy NapierWho says art and science can't coexist? Join us for Live at the Lee to learn more.
Read the story of Doug Dooley, an AU Health Healing Arts Program volunteer, as we celebrate National Volunteer Week.
Danielle HarrisAugusta University is hosting its first ever brunch to recognize volunteers who donate time, talent and support.
The Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University is establishing the state of Georgia’s first gynecologic oncology fellowship program to train physicians who diagnose and treat the cancers that affect 91,000 and kill 30,000 women each year in...
The 65Roses team runs and raises money to assist cystic fibrosis patients cared for at the Augusta University Cystic Fibrosis Center.
Chris CurryThe Georgia Cancer Center turned a restaurant into a Hollywood studio to raise just over $1,100 for Relay for Life. Six married couples competed on stage at Wild Wing Cafe in an episode of The Newlywed Game.
Denise ParrishAU Health is good medicine for Georgia’s economy. The health system associated with Augusta University injected a combined $1.4 billion in economic impact through the not-for-profit AU Medical Center, and Roosevelt Warm Springs Rehabilitation and...
The Uniform Branding Initiative at AU Health has officially begun, and clinical leaders and staff are excited about the opportunity to collectively enhance the patient experience while proudly promoting the Augusta University brand on uniforms...
Media advisory for Friday, April 21, 2017 WHAT: Free oral, head and neck cancer screenings will be offered to the community. WHEN & WHERE: 10:30 a.m. Friday, April 21 at the AU Health Medical Office Building, 1447 Harper St., fourth floor...
Think you know how to diet? Then why haven’t you reached your weight-loss goal? Here are some common dieting mistakes and their fixes to help you get back on track and shed pounds. For some helpful tips on the correct way to follow a diet, check out...
As parents, we worry—a lot. We worry about whether our kids will make friends. If they’ll be smart and successful. How polite and responsible and caring they are. We also worry about safety. We worry about car accidents and all the scary things that...
The AU Medical Associates Executive Committee will meet at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 19, 2017, at the AU Health Medical Office Building, in fourth-floor conference room BP-4306. Additionally, the AU Medical Associates Board of Trustees will meet...
Eric JohnsonThe following communication was sent by Dr. Kevin Dellsperger: It has been decided that visitation restrictions will be extended until May 1, 2017, as the organization is still experiencing a high volume of flu cases, as is the rest of Georgia. This...
Augusta University’s Strategic Plan, which will guide the university’s initiatives for the next four years, will be published next fall, and the teams who have been working to develop the plan are soliciting feedback from faculty, staff, students...